Denise Lira-Ratinoff

Water 05, from the series Glaciers, 2010
Chromogenic Print
13 x 19 inches
Signed and numbered (on the reverse)

$470

Denise Lira-Ratinoff highlights the beauty and mystery of the natural world, calling into question the line between dream and reality.  Through her photography, she teaches the viewer that which can be imagined can be real.  Drawing inspiration from the natural world, she documents far-away lands, where the real is surreal. Own a photograph by Denise Lira-Ratinoff and you will feel the transcendental power of the glaciers as if they have come to life. Nature and man as one.

Tim White-Sobieski

Deconstructed Cities 5897, 2006

From the suite New York City Nights

Digital c-print

11 x 14 inches

Edition of 50

$500

Tim White Sobieski's innovative approach to art utilizes digital mediums to skew and beautify images in unexpected and refreshing ways. Drawing inspiration from digital images and cinematic stills, Sobieski deconstructs reality and rearranges it in an artistic, painterly fashion.  

James Stroud

I, 1993

Lithograph

21 1/4 x 21 1/4 inches

Edition of 50

$900

James Stroud uses geometry as a central theme throughout his work. He honed his procedurally based technique at Yale University, and his work is now a part of major public collections, such as the National Gallery of Art.